Guilty pleasures - processed food

 Why make home made mac and cheese, when you can just out and buy.............


Perfectly fine food, right? Or not.............

A federal judge said Kraft Heinz must face a proposed nationwide class action alleging that it defrauded consumers by claiming its Kraft macaroni and cheese, one of its best-known products, contains no artificial preservatives.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91229708/kraft-mac-cheese-will-have-face-this-class-action-lawsuit-heres-why

Mind you I gave up the Kraft dinners years ago. BUT I still have a fix.............


Never liked canned soups, and when I want a bowl of quick soup, any Knorr will do, despite........

Knorr Soups Ingredients:

  • Contains- corn flour,
  • Refined wheat flour (maida)
  • Dehydrated vegetables or chicken shreds
  • Vegetable fat
  • Salt
  • Sugar
  • Glucose syrup
  • Spices & condiments
  • Some varieties also contain certain vegetable powder, soy sauce powder, yeast extracts, and milk in some form
Scary stuff, but I love me a bowl of Knorr soup. And let's be honest here, how many of you out there, instead of cutting up some real potatoes for fries, indulge in................


Despite...........

Frozen french fries are generally considered unhealthy because they are high in calories, fat, and salt, and often contain trans fats.

So, here is your chance to fess up and admit you have a love for a certain processed food, despite knowing the health risks.

What processed foods are your sinful indulgences? 






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